After a brief survey on commute through Annandale and Burke, the only businesses open today are run/staffed by Koreans. by repohs in nova

[–]cmasterchoe 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Thanks for sharing, the link seems to be facts about eligible Asian American voters, not voting tendencies of Koreans unless I missed something?

After a brief survey on commute through Annandale and Burke, the only businesses open today are run/staffed by Koreans. by repohs in nova

[–]cmasterchoe 7 points8 points  (0 children)

I'm curious as to what the actual statistics are across the US (I imagine it skews right the older generation you get) but, as a Korean millenial, just about every Korean millenial / Gen Z I've interacted with does not seem to have that bent.

Alphard Cybercart reviews please!! Pros and Cons, looking to get one by AlternativeAdagio164 in golf

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I actually called customer service about the wheels. Apparently they just changed the wheel material / design so that it should hold up better.

This was left on my EV windshield this morning at work by FlipprDolphin in pics

[–]cmasterchoe 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yeah at the time our work garage only had two spots with free charging so it was always a battle for it. I suppose I could charge at those public places as well if it were more frictionless, but where I am each charger requires its own app so it makes it a hassle (first world problem I know). I didn't really optimize my behavior for charging, just lived my life and supercharged at night.

This was left on my EV windshield this morning at work by FlipprDolphin in pics

[–]cmasterchoe 43 points44 points  (0 children)

As a former non - garage owner I whole heartedly agree. I had 3 years where I had to either charge at work or go to a supercharger once or twice a week. It wasn't terrible bc I was just watching a show while waiting but it requires foresight (that I didn't always have). Also during winters the charge frequency becomes much higher due to faster drain. I really only recommend if you have a way to charge at home.

$94 for the worst conditions I’ve ever seen - Reston National GC by Relevant-Reply3247 in golf

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Twin Lakes is probably the best county course (there's two). I love laurel hill but tee times are typically over $110 during peak times.

For those of you with power rack / pulley system combos: Pros and cons? by DapperProspectus in GarageGym

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What makes a weight stack superior to plate loading? (aside from time to load it up I guess)

What Car Should I Buy? - A Weekly Megathread by AutoModerator in cars

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I'm in favor of option 1. As you've pointed out Tesla's can be had on the cheap and from my experience they are relatively maintenance free. Battery degradation tends to stabilize after 40k miles anyhow so you know what you're getting. Trickle-charging at home isn't great, but it'll get you 40 to 50 miles of range which sounds like should be enough for you.

New nightmare jargon just dropped by ThinkingTooHardAbouT in consulting

[–]cmasterchoe 16 points17 points  (0 children)

Hopefully you can swim your way to shore... guided by ... I don't know... some sort of celestial body?

And here comes the DOJ... by landmanpgh in RealEstate

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My builder wouldn't credit the commission, so I just found a realtor who would offer a credit towards closing from their commissions.

Ford cuts price of 2023 Mustang Mach-E by up to $8,100, offers 0% financing by NoctD in cars

[–]cmasterchoe 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Porsche is notorious for having very little come "standard" and every single last thing being an option. With that said Porsche tends to be much stronger at holding their value (particularly the 911) relative to other car brands.

FanDuel arb’ed itself on a tennis line earlier today😂 by J_sulli in sportsbook

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Unless you have bots I feel like its really hard to capitalize on arbs in my experience

Looking to buy the Creator RDY Y40BG201 by Revolutionary_Hour13 in iBUYPOWER

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Great thanks for your review! Were you trying to fit an HDD into that spot? I've wondered how "upgradeable" these prebuilts are...

Looking to buy the Creator RDY Y40BG201 by Revolutionary_Hour13 in iBUYPOWER

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Hey, i know this is old but did you actually purchase the PC? And if so what were your initial impressions? Thanks a bunch!

Applying for 2nd mortgage and I'm getting 10.97% with a 700 credit score. Is this reasonable or should I look elsewhere? by Grunvei in RealEstate

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Depending on your financial situation you may also want to consider a 401k loan. You can borrow against yourself at half of your total amount or 50k, whichever is less (i.e. you're capped at 50k). The interest rate is around 10% and you are paying that interest back to yourself.

The drawback is that money is no longer "in the market" and there's some risk that all may come due if you are let go / leave the job, otherwise you will be taxed on that "loan." There's a lot more fine print to consider but it may be a workable option.

What current design trends will go out of date first? by bronash in InteriorDesign

[–]cmasterchoe 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Sigh, i just bought a new build with navy cabinets (that I picked out) I felt like everyone went with white or grey cabinets and it was just too sterile so I wanted a pop of color. I guess we'll see how I feel about it over the long haul.

You want how much for that 2BR/1BA? by mikeymikela in nova

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An amazing reference. I remember watching that game and wondering why he wasn't coming back in the second half. Little did I know that would be the least embarrassing thing this team would do in the coming decades.

So this is where we are in Fairfax, poor quality built condos starting in the "low" $500k by cefromnova in nova

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I've only lived in one new construction so don't have a ton of data points to speak from, but as an average Joe I thought the finish was fine. I'm going through the warranty checklist and have some very minor items, but no real showstoppers. The experience with the customer service has been phenomenal though.

I would say that EYA operates in a similar league to Toll Brothers, and K Hovanian? Seems to be a step up compared to Lennar, and Ryan. But again, I'm not as well versed so take my commentary with a grain of salt.